How to open one portlet jsp page inside the tab of other portlet

[Chandan Sharma, geändert vor 9 Jahren.]

Hi All;

I have two portlet i.e.

• Student-portlet
• Course-portlet

I want to display "Course-portlet" jsp page inside tab of "Student-portlet" jsp page. But when I am including Course-portlet jsp page inside tab, it is showing "page not found".

I will appreciate all your help...

Thanks,
~Chandan

[Jan Geißler, geändert vor 9 Jahren.]

Without some code and logs, it will be really tricky to help you there. Are those portlets in the same project? How do you include them? Please be a little bit more specific. Right now you are telling us:
"My car wont start. Please tell me how to fix it."

[Chandan Sharma, geändert vor 9 Jahren.]

Jan Geißler:

Without some code and logs, it will be really tricky to help you there. Are those portlets in the same project? How do you include them? Please be a little bit more specific. Right now you are telling us:
"My car wont start. Please tell me how to fix it."

yeah..
No both the portlets are in two different projects i.e.

• Project-1 (Student-portlet)
• Project-1 (Course-portlet)

Note: Please observe attachment to get structure of portlets
Now tab_1.jsp of (student-portlet) and tab_2.jsp of (course-portlet) I want to display as a tab inside Student-portlet. but when I am including tab_2.jsp, than it is showing resource undefined... as I am not getting how to locate the tab_2.jsp page.

Here is my sample code:

<c:if test="<%= tabs1.equals(&quot;Course&quot;) %>">
	<liferay-util:include page="/html/course/tab_2.jsp" servletcontext="<%=application %>"></liferay-util:include>
</c:if>

[Jan Geißler, geändert vor 9 Jahren.]

The include tag will try to include the jsp from the student project. That is because
<liferay-util:include page="/html/course/tab_2.jsp" servletContext="<%=application %>">
will look at the docroot of the current project. Which value is in <%=application %>? It should be something like "Course-portlet"

[Chandan Sharma, geändert vor 9 Jahren.]

Jan Geißler:

That is because
<liferay-util:include page="/html/course/tab_2.jsp" servletContext="<%=application %>">
will look at the docroot of the current project. Which value is in <%=application %>? It should be something like "Course-portlet"

yeah... I am looking for solution of that only. This thread question is targeted to find what way I can point JSP of other project portlet question ?

[Jan Geißler, geändert vor 9 Jahren.]

Could you please answer this question?

Which value is in <%=application %>?
It should be something like "Course-portlet"

If it is not, try this:
<liferay-util:include page="/html/course/tab_2.jsp" servletContext="Course-portlet">

If its still throwing a FileNotFoundException please take a look at the path the file is not found, and show it to us.

[Olaf Kock, geändert vor 9 Jahren.]

My vote: Don't do this - don't make two plugins secretly dependent on each other by relying on specific JSPs being there. You'll just create a maintenance mess. If you *really* want to do it, package both in the same plugin - only then there is an argument to share JSPs.

[Jan Geißler, geändert vor 9 Jahren.]

Olaf is right, I also would advise against it, BUT:
If you really wanna do it, there is a solution, even though you should not ;)

[Olaf Kock, geändert vor 9 Jahren.]

ssshhhhh - don't tell...

[delang j, geändert vor 7 Jahren.]

Olaf Kock:

ssshhhhh - don't tell...

hi olaf,

is it possible to include another jsp file from other portlet in the same project/war file.?
if yes, then how.

tq

[delang j, geändert vor 7 Jahren.]

nevermind, manage to solved it myself.

tq